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Teaching people and their dogs. Obedience - agility - living with dogs. Individual training using a If you love your dog, you’ll love our training program.

Our goal is to educate you so that you can own a happy and well behaved dog. You can have a spoiled dog and a well behaved one too! Our MOTIVATIONAL method allows you to begin training with your dog as soon as thirteen weeks of age. All family members are welcome to attend this private class. ALL ABOUT DOGS has built its reputation on a philosophy that enables success through trust, respect, and u

nderstanding while enhancing the relationship between dog and owner. Beginner ~ Level 1 - The Foundation ~~ 5 weeks - $395. Private Instruction ~ For dogs of all ages
This program is ideal for a puppy or older dog regardless of age. Each weekly lesson builds a strong foundation for communication and develops the relationship between owner and dog. Skills taught are the commands for heel, walk on a leash, sit, stay, down, come when called. Behavioral problems such as jumping, nipping, chewing barking, or running away are discussed. Classes are open to puppies at 13 weeks of age and older. Family members are welcome. Class meets once a week, each class is approximately 1.5 hours long; training collar and homework review book provided. Refresher Class ~ $350.~ Brush up with a repeat of any class you have completed. This is an easy way to keep you motivated! Off leash skill is the goal! Agility ~ For the fun of It ~~ 6 weeks - $395. Practice Course Available (for students only)
This foundation agility class, will start you and your dog understanding the skills you’ll need to be successful at agility. Build communication skills, trust and confidence, as well as having a great time working together. Target training, handling skills, distance work, jumping and contacts will be introduced. Equipment introduced jumps, table, tunnel, weave poles, A-frame. Dogs and owners that have completed Level 1 will be accepted for this class, (*or equivalent). Equipment needed; hungry dog, excited owner, and willingness to play! Family pets - rescue dogs and behavioral issues are welcome! Need more detailed information? Want to ask question? Contact me at 803-951-8818 landline

08/18/2025

A community project that I support 100%.
Please share AND donate if you are able.
It’s treatable…pls help them beat this human cause disease in wildlife. ❤️‍🩹🦊

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It's time to order mange meds again! We have mailed out over 230 mange packets since I thought to start keeping track, lol. That's an amazing number of foxes helped in the most unstressful way ❤️

*Pictured is one of our most recent requests, whose packet is being mailed out today!

*Repost*
Mange in red foxes continues to be an issue all over South Carolina. This used to be something we (Izzie's Pond) saw mainly in late Spring and early Summer when foxes mated and raised their families. Now, there has been no let up and we're getting mange calls all year long. This picture is just one of the many recent cases.

We know there's a direct correlation with mange and the use of rodenticides. There's a great page you can follow with more information Raptors Are The Solution (RATS) which outlines the dangers of poisons in the environment and the benefit of letting mother nature balance the food chain with the predators that were made for that job. The development and new construction going on around us just increases the use of poisons, but there are much better (less dangerous) ways to deal with unwanted rodents.

We have a program that we will send (OTC) medicine and instructions to people that wish to help foxes on their own property. Foxes are notoriously hard to trap and we've found to have a much higher success rate by treating them where they are, in their home environment. Each packet that we send out costs us approximately $25. This covers meds, syringes & caps, printed instructions, shipping supplies and cost of shipping. We do not charge for the packets, and we've always had the luck that some people donate enough to cover a few other packets, too.

If you can send $5, and share with a friend, I know we can replenish our supplies without taking funds from other areas of the rescue. We appreciate you all so much, for everything that you do to help, from donating to sharing and spreading information. THANK YOU ❤️🦊❤️

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If you want to help the foxes, send $5 to:
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Snail mail: Izzie's Pond, 335 Ross Rd, Liberty, SC 29657

08/16/2025

Keep this
Read it, educate yourself,
Update your information
Save the animals

08/12/2025

Those who know me have heard this over and over in many different ways..
It is absolutely about the relationship

08/12/2025

Positive stressing vs negative stressing is very confusing for the average pet owner.
Good place to start and notice the difference

WHAT THE F? –
Stress responses in dogs

Fight or flight are well known reactions to fear or stress, but these other “F” words are also important to understand and be aware of as they may not always look obvious.

Freeze, Fawn, Fidget and Fool around are also responses to stress or fear and are also commonly seen in people.

Some dogs may have a genetic predisposition to one type of response while some react based on previous or a learnt experience - what has worked before or what hasn’t.

Some dogs will have different reactions depending on the specific context.

Recognising and taking note of situations or circumstances where these responses are seen is important to understand how our dogs are feeling.
Take note and be aware of what an individual dog’s signs of stress look like and try to avoid exposing them to situations where they feel stuck or trapped.

Try to give dogs as much appropriate choice as possible. Look at using positive reinforcement to help dogs form new, neutral or positive associations.

When we take the time to recognise a fear or a stress response, we are able to intervene and advocate for our dogs before the situation escalates or becomes a learnt pattern.

08/09/2025

Cats need some friends 🫶

08/06/2025

Watch without sound until you can see what you will be hearing.
Great exercise on watching for information

08/05/2025

It’s not always about playing…
The more you know the better you can understand

THE PLAY BOW

Dogs are constantly communicating through their body language and the play bow is one that is very easy to see, but despite its name, it doesn’t always mean “I want to play with you!”

Yes, in general, it means – I’m friendly and I have no aggressive intent, although context and the individual dog always need to be taken into account.

Some time ago, one of my little dogs was attacked by a bigger dog while we were out waking. She has never completely recovered from the trauma and ever since then, immediately play bows if a bigger dog comes anywhere near her.

I believe what she is communicating is – a calming signal to show the other dog she is not a threat, a position in which she can quickly escape if need be and the most likely explanation is to pre-empt any conflict and reduce any potential tension.

She has absolutely no desire or intention of playing or interacting with the other dog, but is trying to communicate her non-threatening intent. This may be a more unusual use of the play bow, but the purpose of this story is that context and the individual dog really does matter.

Some dogs also use play bows to reset an interaction that is getting too much or perhaps to say “I’m sorry!”, in an attempt to reduce social tension or initiate conflict resolution after being too rough.

A prayer bow, which looks very similar to a play bow may indicate discomfort. A prayer bow is a more lengthened stretch, where a dog extends the front paws really far forward and the chest area is very close to or on the ground.

This could indicate abdominal pain, gastrointestinal discomfort, bloating, gas, or it’s simply an effective stretch to loosen up stiff muscles or joints and get ready for movement.

08/05/2025

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Our goal is to educate you so that you can own a happy and well behaved dog. If you love your dog, you’ll love our training program. You can have a spoiled dog and a well behaved one too! Our MOTIVATIONAL method allows you to begin training with your dog as soon as thirteen weeks of age. All family members are welcome to attend classes. ALL ABOUT DOGS has built its reputation on a philosophy that enables success through trust, respect, and understanding while enhancing the relationship between dog and owner. Beginner ~ Level 1 - The Foundation ~~ 5 weeks - $275.00 Private Instruction ~ For dogs of all ages This program is ideal for a puppy or older dog regardless of age. Each weekly lesson builds a strong foundation for communication and develops the relationship between owner and dog. Skills taught are the commands for heel, walk on a leash, sit, stay, down, come when called. Behavioral problems such as jumping, nipping, chewing barking, or running away are discussed. Classes are open to puppies at 13 weeks of age and older. Family members are welcome. Class meets once a week, each class is approximately 1.5 hours long; training collar and homework review book provided. Refresher Class ~ $225.00 ~ Brush up with a repeat of any class you have completed. This is an easy way to keep you motivated! Off leash skill is the goal! Agility ~ For the fun of It ~~ 6 weeks - $275.00 Practice Course Available (for students only) This foundation agility class, will start you and your dog understanding the skills you’ll need to be successful at agility. Build communication skills, trust and confidence, as well as having a great time working together. Target training, handling skills, distance work, jumping and contacts will be introduced. Equipment introduced jumps, table, tunnel, weave poles, A-frame. Dogs and owners that have completed Level 1 will be accepted for this class, (*or equivalent). Equipment needed; hungry dog, excited owner, and willingness to play! Family pets - rescue dogs and behavioral issues are welcome! Need more detailed information? Want to ask question? Contact me at 803-951-8818

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